Tag: Monthly Safety Scenario

The Swedish Club published its monthly safety scenario for November, describing how faulty propeller caused a vessel to strike a quay and a crane.

In its latest monthly safety scenario, the Swedish Club describes an incident where a cadet fell into the water along with a grab. The seafarer was diagnosed with serious injuries and internal bleeding.

The Swedish Club published its latest monthly safety scenario, in which it analyzes an incident involving a corroded pipe that caused an oil spill.

In its latest monthly safety scenario, the Swedish Club describes an incident where while an oil tanker was in port carrying out routine cargo operations, lack of communication led to serious main engine damage.

In its latest monthly safety scenario, the Swedish Club describes an incident where the Second Officer and an AB fell overboard, after a lifeboat swung violently.

The Swedish Club published its latest safety scenario, giving emphasis on an incident where a stevedore got injured by a twistlock.

In its most recent monthly safety scenario, the Swedish Club informs about a serious injury during an inspection, when a shaft fell, severing the hand of the Third Engineer.

Swedish Club released its monthly Safety Scenario focusing on a case where a bulk carrier was severely burned in an onboard explosion.

In its monthly safety scenario for July, the Swedish Club describes a case of a heavy ship contact with berth due to strong current. The strong current surprised the pilot and he froze doing nothing for a minute, but the Master did not manage to prevent collision. 

In its monthly safety scenario for June, the Swedish Club describes how two crew members were lost after being swept away by a large wave amid heavy weather, as lifebuoys were not in place.